Let’s see what’s moving and shaking among the 8 major currencies on this week’s last trading day. Canada/Yen has had a bearish day and the decline puts the pair point 55% in the red, which is the top move. Safe-haven Japanese Yen leads the advancers and decliners table. Euro Zone current account surplus expanded and Single currency is mostly higher, trading almost even with the Greenback, which has recently been under pressure. Australian Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies. UK retail sales disappointed with a monthly drop of 1 and a half percent, sending the Sterling sharply lower. New Zealand Dollar is near the bottom of the table andit’s followed closely by the Swissie. Swiss producer price index increased, but slower than expected. Canadian manufacturing sales jumped by 3.4%, but Loonie Dollar sits at the bottom of the table. Weekly bulls table is led by Australia/Greenback, which is 1.49% in the green. Dollar/Swissie shows the biggest decline and it’s 1.23% in the red. New Zealand/Greenback has had a bullish month and Australia/Greenback shows a similar rise as well. 3.18% is the top decline and it’s posted by Dollar/Canada. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in on Monday for more. Goodbye.
Let’s see what’s moving and shaking among the 8 major currencies on this week’s last trading day.
Canada/Yen has had a bearish day and the decline puts the pair point 55% in the red, which is the top move.
Safe-haven Japanese Yen leads the advancers and decliners table.
Euro Zone current account surplus expanded and Single currency is mostly higher, trading almost even with the Greenback, which has recently been under pressure.
Australian Dollar is the most bullish of the three commodity currencies.
UK retail sales disappointed with a monthly drop of 1 and a half percent, sending the Sterling sharply lower.
New Zealand Dollar is near the bottom of the table andit’s followed closely by the Swissie. Swiss producer price index increased, but slower than expected.
Canadian manufacturing sales jumped by 3.4%, but Loonie Dollar sits at the bottom of the table.
Weekly bulls table is led by Australia/Greenback, which is 1.49% in the green. Dollar/Swissie shows the biggest decline and it’s 1.23% in the red.
New Zealand/Greenback has had a bullish month and Australia/Greenback shows a similar rise as well. 3.18% is the top decline and it’s posted by Dollar/Canada.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s it for Friday’s Movers and Shakers. Have a nice weekend and tune in on Monday for more. Goodbye.
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